Spionage rapport Possibly 1945

"Spionage rapport" (Possibly 1945), an anonymous work housed in the Rijksmuseum, details the experiences of a German officer working as a double agent for the Dutch Resistance during World War II. This document provides a unique glimpse into the clandestine activities undertaken during the war, highlighting the importance of intelligence gathering and the risks involved. The handwritten report includes a detailed account of the officer’s activities, including providing valuable information to the Allies, such as the locations of anti-aircraft guns and a critical defense plan. This historical artifact offers a compelling perspective on the complexities of espionage and its impact on wartime strategies.